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Having reviewed the proposals in full, the Olympic Programme Commission met on 5 May and made a number of recommendations to the IOC EB. Based on these recommendations, the EB took the following decision regarding new events in Tokyo:

EVENTS – Additions unless specified
Events
Sport Event #

Aquatics (Swimming)

800m (M) & 1500m (W)

+2

 

4x100m Medley Mixed Relay

+1

Archery

Mixed Team Event

+1

Athletics

4x400m Mixed Relay

+1

Basketball

3x3 (M/W)

+2

Boxing

Transfer of two men's events to two women's events

0

Canoe

Transfer of three men's events to three women's events

0

Cycling (BMX)

BMX Freestyle Park (M/W)

+2

Cycling (Track)

Madison (M/W)

+2

Fencing

Team Events (M/W)

+2

Judo

Mixed Team Event

+1

Rowing

Transfer of one men's event to one women's event

0

Sailing

Transfer of Mixed Multihull to Mixed Foiling Multihull

0

Shooting

Transfer of three men's events to mixed events

0

Table Tennis

Mixed Doubles

+1

Triathlon

Mixed Team Relay

+1

Weightlifting

Reduction of one  men’s weight category

-1

TOTAL (net)   +15

Tokyo 2020 was consulted throughout the process and gave its agreement on the principles applied to the review of all events. Together with the IOC, it was agreed that there should be minimal impact on additional venues and athletes, and on the overall competition schedule.

The EB today also approved the recommendations of the Programme Commission with regard to the athlete numbers by sport - as follows:

Athletes – Additions, transfers and reductions
Athletes quotas
Sport Event #

Aquatics (Water Polo)

Reduction in Water Polo team size, addition of two women’s Water Polo teams

-18

Aquatics (Swimming)

Reduction of 22 athletes

-22

Athletics

Reduction of 105 athletes

-105

Basketball

Inclusion of 3x3 with 8 teams for each gender, +64 athletes (32W/32M)

+64

Boxing

Transfer of 44 athletes from men to women

0

Canoe

Transfer of 55 athletes to reach gender balance

0

Cycling (BMX Racing)

Transfer of 8 athletes to reach gender balance

0

Cycling (MTB)

Transfer of 8 athletes to reach gender balance in MTB, transfer of 4 male athletes to BMX Freestyle

0

Cycling (Road)

Transfer of 14 men to BMX Freestyle

0

Judo

Transfer of 38 athletes to reach gender balance

0

Rowing

Reduction of 24 athletes and reach gender balance

-24

Sailing

Reduction of 30 athletes and reach gender balance

-30

Shooting

Reduction of 30 athletes and reach gender balance

-30

Weightlifting

Reduction of 64 athletes and reach gender balance

-64

Wrestling

Reduction of 56 athletes across all disciplines and gender balance in Freestyle Wrestling

-56

TOTAL   -285
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1 minute ago, DaniSRB said:

so in water polo we will have 12 men's teams and 10 women's?

 

or 12 - 12 and 11 players per team? 

Yes for first one. 12 men's and 10 women

 

Full Tokyo 2020 program

 

https://stillmed.olympic.org/media/Document Library/OlympicOrg/Games/Summer-Games/Games-Tokyo-2020-Olympic-Games/Tokyo-2020-event-programme.pdf

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